Ignore all failing tests #512
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@Stypox So much for ignoring failing tests. There are already new ones 😄 |
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Ignore all currently failing tests.
This way one finally can see again if the own changes broke something (additionally).
I'll unignore the ones where there are only minor string changes, when i adjust them to inject the mocks. The ones that are actually broken, have to be fixed by someone else in the future.